How would you tell your sister that she can’t borrow your clothes anymore because she has gained a little weight?

This young lady shares that her younger sister used to borrow her clothes.

She was fine with that until her sister gained some weight which means they’re no longer the same size.

Her sister doesn’t want to take “no” for an answer.

Read the full story below and weigh in.

AITA for not letting my bigger sister wear my clothes?

I (20F) have a younger sister (15F).

She’s gained a substantial amount of weight in the past year.

We used to wear clothes in similar size, but now they’re just way too tight on her.

Her sister would ask to borrow her clothes, and she would say no.

I’m on the thinner side, and most of my clothes are tight-fitting styles.

Every week, she asks to wear my clothes, and when I say no, she starts screaming at me. Calling me names, swears, and yells.

I’ve explained to her that I don’t want her stretching my clothes in the nicest way possible, but she just doesn’t understand, and tells me I’m overreacting.

She also calls me a jerk.

Now, she’s wondering if she’s a jerk for not lending her clothes to her sister.

It happened just now again, and I’m genuinely so tired of this.

She’s annoyed at me now, and is calling me names.

So, am I the jerk for not letting my overweight sister wear my clothes?

Her sister doesn’t seem to accept the fact that the clothes won’t fit her.

What can you say about this? Let’s hear it from other online users on Reddit say.

This user shares some sensible insights.

While this person recalls a past experience.

This user gives her personal assumption.

This person suggests locking up her clothes.

Finally, here’s a short and straightforward response.

People who start calling names and throwing tantrums don’t deserve to get whatever they want.

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